There isn’t even a quick-turn button so I can quickly run away and swing back around. Then there’s the fact that you can’t move while aiming so these are 1997 tank controls in a modern game. To make matters worse, this is the reason why I died half the time. This is by far some of the worst Wii controls I’ve experienced as the prompts require punching and swinging action, but no matter how well I did them – either fast or slow – It would only register half the time. Miss the even and you have to attack them one more time to make the prompt appear.
The goal is to shoot the projectiles from the pick to weaken the enemies enough to enter a quick-time event of aimlessly flailing the Wii Remote around to kill them. The ghosts have various attacks and powers, but overall they mainly mob you and attack you the same. You can see the reticle through Eric, but not the enemies. Holding down C allows you to enter this mode, but you can’t move and Eric’s shoulder blocks the entire left half of the screen as the FOV is too low and it’s hard to see. Each encounter is arena-based so you’re stuck in a small room with these things. Just the concept art you see accompanied with this post and some more in IGN’s preview.You have a pickaxe that has ancient items attached to it with powers that allows you to access your “third eye” and see ghosts so you can kill them. So far, there’s no video or in-game screenshots of Cursed Mountain. In addition, the title will feature IR / pointer and gesture-based controls for exploration and combat respectively. Since the game is set on the “roof of the world,” players will be able to see the entire game world from any level. “Deep Silver is confident that Cursed Mountain will help to further establish our international presence, and help expand the survival horror game genre on the Wii platform.”Īccording to Deep Silver, Cursed Mountain will boast advanced graphics and amazing scenery. “With a fresh setting, gloomy atmosphere and the innovative use of the Wii controls, Cursed Mountain will deliver a unique, terrifying game play experience,” said Hannes Seifert, Managing Director at the Deep Silver development studio. And for what? The climber isn’t at all convinced that his missing brother is still alive. According to Deep Silver, “As he ascends the mountain, he encounters an ancient curse: the souls of the people who died in that region are stuck in limbo, caught in the Shadow World.” Players must content with villagers, pilgrims, mountaineers, Buddhist monks, and evil ghosts and demons as they unravel the mystery of the location. The title, set in the late 1980s, follows an experienced climber who sets out to scale a huge mountain in the Himalayas in order to find his recently lost brother.
On Wednesday, publisher / developer Deep Silver revealed to IGN its new Wii-exclusive survival horror game, Cursed Mountain. Developer and publisher Deep Silver announced today that it is developing a survival horror game for Wii, titled Cursed Mountain. If - like me - you’re desperately looking for something to look forward to on Wii, perhaps this could be it. I think it’s safe to say that the Wii could use all the core games it can get at this point.
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